Science & Nonduality

"Where Olive Trees Weep" offers a searing window into the struggles and resilience of the Palestinian people under Israeli occupation. Watch the full trailer now: youtu.be/-VectWsWc1Q?si… #GazaCeasefireNow #crisisingaza

Pat McCabe is a Diné mother, grandmother, artist, and ceremonial leader devoted to restoring balance for people and Earth. Her work draws from Indigenous sciences of thriving life, guiding communities back into right relationship. TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

A Diné artist, educator, and cultural advocate, Albert Brent Chase has spent his life working across mediums, painting, weaving, teaching, to carry forward Diné identity and knowledge. In the film, he brings this teaching into simple, clear language TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

In a grounded reflection, Jaiya John speaks to the importance of honoring our full humanity. We are not meant to live as fragments. We are a spectrum joy and grief, strength and vulnerability, rage and tenderness. All of it belongs.

For the Diné, these are teachings carried in the language itself: spoken, lived, and passed on. Language becomes a way of remembering who you are in relation to everything around you.  TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

In a quiet, powerful moment from Little Singer, Pat McCabe offers a prayer: An invocation to the ancestors. A calling. She asks that they walk with us. That they help us see clearly. That they guide us back to what is real. To what is loving.  TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

What Empire Cannot Erase Highlight Moment Omid Safi speaks to a core teaching in Persian spirituality: Let your heart be where your feet are A simple phrase, but not an easy one. It asks us to stay present, to not escape into ideas, or spirituality as a way around what is here

“The earth doesn’t have artificial intelligence. It’s real and it has intuition.” – Tiokasin Ghosthorse  scienceandnonduality.com/event/the-grea…

Join us for online film premiere + three days of conversation, listening, and shared presence with the voices at the heart of Little Singer.  TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

In Dinétah (Navajo Nation), a prayer is still being carried Little Singer follows the story of a small Diné-led school where children are learning to speak their language again: laughing, singing, and growing within the teachings of Hózhó, the Beauty Way TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

Little Singer — Trailer Release Join us for the Virtual Film Premiere & 3-Day Gathering with Diné Elders, Artists & Wisdom Keepers 🗓️ May 26–28, 2026 TheEternalSong.org/LittleSinger

Powerful quote from Shane Claiborne regarding peace making🙏

Through the voices of Farah Abi Morshed and Hussein Al-Dimassi, we gather at the intersection of land, resistance, and lived experience in Lebanon. scienceandnonduality.com/event/voices-o…

beautiful memory and teaching from the late Joanna Macy❤️🌎

Come join us for a gathering to listen, witness, and share presence in a time of fracture. Through the voices of Farah Abi Morshed and Jaafar Al-Taffar, we gather at the intersection of land, resistance, and lived experience in Lebanon.  scienceandnonduality.com/event/voices-o…

We wanted to share about an upcoming workshop (hosted outside of SAND) by our dear colleague Gabor Mate that may be of interest to those exploring ADHD through a different lens. catalog.psychotherapynetworker.org/sales/pn_s_096…

Join one of the most profound healers of our time for a rare opportunity to understand the true origins of ADHD and the real potential for healing. catalog.psychotherapynetworker.org/sales/pn_s_096…

In this powerful reflection, Omid Safi speaks to the necessity of moral clarity in times of violence.

Join us for the upcoming online gathering "What Empire Cannot Erase Persian Poetry and Civilization" A Community Gathering with Omid Safi and Fatemeh Keshavarz Facilitated by Mays Imad scienceandnonduality.com/event/what-emp…

Tristan Harris suggests that artificial intelligence mirrors the human condition, including the parts of ourselves we often avoid. If we do not examine our fears, biases, greed, and tendencies toward domination, those very patterns become embedded into the systems we are building

Pat McCabe reflects on the deeper roots of the crises we are facing. She describes the dominant mindset of modern society as a kind of illness, one shaped by the belief that power must be held over others rather than shared with life.